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Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: olushakes on May 07, 2017, 10:19:52 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?

I feel this thread should be moved into trading or speculation sub category of the forum. However, the same way it is working in fired regarding speculations, the same way it happens for bitcoin because its the direction the majority are speculating that the price will drive towards and it might not be uniform at the same time in the sense that the exchange sites in China might be the ones that will take the lead before others  will follow but in all speculations influence price around here.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: iqlimasyadiqa on May 07, 2017, 10:20:41 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Forex trading and bitcoin trading is not much different. But when viewed from the price movement then bitcoin trading is much more quickly affected. Some of the effects that once changed the bitcoin price of hacking against a wallet / exchange. This is one of the things that can affect the price of bitcoin very drastically. While the number of users and bitcoin transactions also can change the price of bitcoin, but this is not too significant impact in my opinion.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Iranus on May 07, 2017, 11:15:29 AM
In Bitcoin's case, the price is seldom affected by real usage at all, and even less so with other cryptocurrencies.  It's more a mixture of potential usage and the money that people are willing to store in it as an asset/speculative investment.

Bitcoin is very good for long term storage because it's easier to move than gold and can be taken across borders, it's infinitely divisible, can be held very safely if you know what you're doing and it has a very limited supply (artificial scarcity).  Therefore people are starting to store money in Bitcoin because they expect more people to do the same in the future, which they most likely will.  Actual spending of Bitcoin is currently inconvenient for everyday transactions but if you hold a large amount like you would for an asset then it's much better, which adds to this theory as well.

There's also the many other applications of the blockchain which are somewhat related to Bitcoin and they can make Bitcoin be viewed like a tech stock more than a currency.

If the network is scaled, it'll be a mixed digital currency and asset so the price will go up.  If not, it'll just be a great asset and the price will go up.  Even if a scaling solution isn't implemented, a form of Lightning Network might be implemented to make it a better digital currency.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: stomachgrowls on May 07, 2017, 11:18:41 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Forex trading and bitcoin trading is not much different. But when viewed from the price movement then bitcoin trading is much more quickly affected. Some of the effects that once changed the bitcoin price of hacking against a wallet / exchange. This is one of the things that can affect the price of bitcoin very drastically. While the number of users and bitcoin transactions also can change the price of bitcoin, but this is not too significant impact in my opinion.
They do really have the same perspective since both are doing trading but news that affect prices are present on both too but do also differ.When we compared the things do affect their prices then forex is really much difficult because it doesnt focus on a single thing but there are lots of components do affect the price of each currency pair.Not like on bitcoin,it do increase its price when theres adoption/demand and drops if theres news related to hacking incident.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: freedomno1 on May 07, 2017, 11:33:36 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Primarily speculation but bots also move the market at present their is a significant alt-coin rally that seems suspicious but there is also an increased interest that leads to price movement. The fine line between speculation and investing is that it is speculation until it makes money. Then people call profit an investment. So to answer your question speculation is most certainly a factor unlike forex bots are not as strong but they also impact the prices. Also FUD sometimes does wonders.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: raven7886 on May 07, 2017, 11:53:03 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Speculations are nothing but trader's/investor's view on price movements based on different news and events will be influencing entire bitcoin ecosystem. Hence you can expect speculation will get into reality in near future itself. But there are people who are just dreaming in the name of speculation, you can identify them like they are just coming up with no backing reasons for their view.

Speculation will give you some overview idea, but which are not enough for decision making for trading. You must have your own technical analysis along with following online news magazines so that you will be finding out what are factors affects price movements.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: peter0425 on May 07, 2017, 04:01:27 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?

I think there's not much difference in forex or crypto's trading in terms of market speculation. Traders read market graphs and speculate what the next trend should be. Although I saw that there are a lot of FUD here and there in bitcoin trading. Those spreading are either want the price to go down so that they can buy more, or simply creating false information to malign the market price to create panic. 


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Clement Kaliyar on May 07, 2017, 06:31:28 PM
I feel this thread should be moved into trading or speculation sub category of the forum. However, the same way it is working in fired regarding speculations, the same way it happens for bitcoin because its the direction the majority are speculating that the price will drive towards and it might not be uniform at the same time in the sense that the exchange sites in China might be the ones that will take the lead before others  will follow but in all speculations influence price around here.
In the past it was true that the Chinese had some influence over the price of bitcoin as any bad news coming out of China could drive the price either way but as time moves on and with new regulations in effects their dominance in bitcoin volume has reduced and now Japan is having higher volume and investment and with more investors than before it is not that easy to move the price with FUD alone.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Qunenin on May 07, 2017, 06:59:21 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Well bitcoin trading and also the altcoin trading is affected quite a bit from speculation. People try to manipulate by creating Fud in the trollbox and the ANN threads and sometimes it works from them. Panic is created and market is effected temporary by these acts.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: harizen on May 07, 2017, 07:10:13 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?

Yes it affects but it depends on what kind of speculation it would be and impact it will bring.

In cryptocurrency trading, there is a speculation called troll. This kind of speculation is somehow just stating some things without having a support or claims. Sometimes you can see lot of them at the Speculation section. For an experienced trader or I think even a trading newbie, they can easily spot if the speculation is a troll or not. On the other hand, there is speculations that is properly backed up with references and any related thing to that. In that case, we have to consider their claims and conduct a self analysis on "how come it will happen?" or "is it really possible?" and other types of questions.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Supercrypt on May 07, 2017, 07:10:42 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Well bitcoin trading and also the altcoin trading is affected quite a bit from speculation. People try to manipulate by creating Fud in the trollbox and the ANN threads and sometimes it works from them. Panic is created and market is effected temporary by these acts.
It is not at all recommenced to listen to other people especially while trading. I just disable/minimize the chatbox options as they will be distracting my concentration which will be impacting on my decision making capabilities. Speculations should be from reliable sources and listening to random people might lead to huge losses.

I have subscribed to some market analysis services and they are providing commentary about market situations along with speculations and more importantly they are accurate most of the time. Yes, it is more important where we are listening and how reliable their input are.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Diced90 on May 07, 2017, 07:28:34 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?

First of all i know there isn't much of a difference between Forex trading and bitcoin trading with the exception of currencies offered to trade with.
Most market movers that affect Forex equally do so with bitcoin, with speculation being the probable driver of all fud when it comes to bitcoin and its amazing to see the extent it temporary affects price movement.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: dothebeats on May 07, 2017, 08:02:48 PM
Speculating future market movements doesn't directly affect market trading per se but it just gives us an insight to what could possibly happen due to the historic trends that we see on the charts. In my opinion, TA and speculation isn't always correct but helps traders into placing their next move and position in the market in order to profit or somehow lessen their losses if ever their predictions are off.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: goinmerry on May 07, 2017, 08:14:47 PM
Speculating future market movements doesn't directly affect market trading per se but it just gives us an insight to what could possibly happen due to the historic trends that we see on the charts. In my opinion, TA and speculation isn't always correct but helps traders into placing their next move and position in the market in order to profit or somehow lessen their losses if ever their predictions are off.

Yes there are speculations that can considered as good factosr when we want to make some analysis on our future trading moves. There are good speculations made by the others that have strong figure and close to reality that's why people are following those advices.

But it doesn't mean they are really correct and their claims are accurate. They're just giving out some insights about the answer in "what if" questions by the others. Final decision will still made by us and those good speculations will just be our recipe to make a good menu.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: ImHash on May 07, 2017, 08:24:59 PM
Not the traders and not the whales but new investors with fresh money entering and trying to buy in order to use as a transfer of value.
Right now is the perfect opportunity to take advantage of this stalemate because not any time soon we're going to see any changes to the code so people are more confident that a malicious party won't manipulate their coins by hard forking etc.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Pearls Before Swine on May 07, 2017, 08:27:15 PM
In Bitcoin's case, the price is seldom affected by real usage at all, and even less so with other cryptocurrencies.  It's more a mixture of potential usage and the money that people are willing to store in it as an asset/speculative investment.
Bingo, you nailed it.  OP, by 'speculation', do you mean rumors and media coverage stuff?  If that's the case, then hell yes, those sorts of things do affect the price.  Especially with the altcoins.  People create pump threads here, and you can just watch the price rise or fall in response.  Not so much with bitcoin, but it does happen in that market as well.  I have a feeling this huge jump in bitcoin and altcoins has something to do with mainstream media coverage.  Money is flowing into the market, and we're seeing the result of that.  That's the real "speculation".  And we're due for a correction, and I suspect a huge one at that.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: dothebeats on May 07, 2017, 08:33:38 PM
In Bitcoin's case, the price is seldom affected by real usage at all, and even less so with other cryptocurrencies.  It's more a mixture of potential usage and the money that people are willing to store in it as an asset/speculative investment.
Bingo, you nailed it.  OP, by 'speculation', do you mean rumors and media coverage stuff?  If that's the case, then hell yes, those sorts of things do affect the price.  Especially with the altcoins.  People create pump threads here, and you can just watch the price rise or fall in response.  Not so much with bitcoin, but it does happen in that market as well.  I have a feeling this huge jump in bitcoin and altcoins has something to do with mainstream media coverage.  Money is flowing into the market, and we're seeing the result of that.  That's the real "speculation".  And we're due for a correction, and I suspect a huge one at that.

In all honesty, after 3 years of being with bitcoin and studying the market, I don't really think that 'usage' really affects the price at all, but new money flowing in bitcoin? Yes, it does affect the price. In fact, how many giant websites do you think are pro-bitcoin and encourages their customer to use he currency? Only a few and most are gambling sites. Usage-wise, bitcoin loses to fiat; people use it more as an investment rather than a currency. Also, these large movements are orchestrated by the 1% who holds most of the coins. Also, remember Willy? He played the first ATH so well, and after that ATH, the market was left into stagnation and it grew naturally until another 'intervention' happened.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Idrisu on May 07, 2017, 09:14:47 PM
In trading there is no difference between forex and bitcoin but the price movement due to stability and fluctuations create what we see as different. Speculation, is the center of bitcoin and altcoins trade and people make trading decision based on what they perceived about happening event in the markets. Currently, most of the assets are increasing in price because speculation on crypto currencies seen to be positive.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: erikalui on May 07, 2017, 09:28:39 PM
When bitcoin exchange sites get hacked, the price is affected tremendously and then the fall is even faster which is a negative side of bitcoins. Speculations and controversies have a little effect on the price and their effect makes the price more stable due to the market having good number of buyers and sellers. The price then increases gradually but with forex trading, the market is huge and compared to that, bitcoin market is not even 30% of the real stock and forex market. The price of currency pairs do not fluctuate to this extent as compared to bitcoins. With forex, you can only do long-term trading while with bitcoins, it's mostly short term.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: JeffBrad12 on May 07, 2017, 10:56:31 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
The market trend due to the upcoming bitcoin news, Demand of the bitcoin. Both were the main thing was affected the price movement.
Speculation will not be affecting the market. That just based on your prediction. There is no activity has related to the trading market. Although some people believe in your prediction and try to follow it and make a real act on the market.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: xuan87 on May 07, 2017, 11:38:54 PM
Although the way of trading forex and crypto currency is almost the same but there are differences between trading forex and crypto currencies, in forex speculation is very important the speculation for forex is coming from a lot of sectors can be economic or political or other sectors, but in crypto the price is based on the market demands so speculation is only guide the users


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: RealPhotoshoper on May 08, 2017, 12:55:07 AM
Although the way of trading forex and crypto currency is almost the same but there are differences between trading forex and crypto currencies, in forex speculation is very important the speculation for forex is coming from a lot of sectors can be economic or political or other sectors, but in crypto the price is based on the market demands so speculation is only guide the users
Since bitcoin already used globally around the world i think i disagree with your opinion.
Bitcoin could be affected by a lot of sectors too , including global economy.
Last time we have seen japan have a massive progress by adopting bitcoin .


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Post by: Ekiakuwudike on May 08, 2017, 08:39:02 AM
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Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: ubercool on May 08, 2017, 10:04:27 AM
Although the way of trading forex and crypto currency is almost the same but there are differences between trading forex and crypto currencies, in forex speculation is very important the speculation for forex is coming from a lot of sectors can be economic or political or other sectors, but in crypto the price is based on the market demands so speculation is only guide the users
Since bitcoin already used globally around the world i think i disagree with your opinion.
Bitcoin could be affected by a lot of sectors too , including global economy.
Last time we have seen japan have a massive progress by adopting bitcoin .

This can be applied only for Bitcoin and some of the altcoin markets which are most popular. Speculation doesnt change anything in the new altcoins. BTC is worldwide now and speculation can affect BTC trading.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: betlord90 on May 08, 2017, 10:42:00 AM
Although the way of trading forex and crypto currency is almost the same but there are differences between trading forex and crypto currencies, in forex speculation is very important the speculation for forex is coming from a lot of sectors can be economic or political or other sectors, but in crypto the price is based on the market demands so speculation is only guide the users
Since bitcoin already used globally around the world i think i disagree with your opinion.
Bitcoin could be affected by a lot of sectors too , including global economy.
Last time we have seen japan have a massive progress by adopting bitcoin .

This can be applied only for Bitcoin and some of the altcoin markets which are most popular. Speculation doesnt change anything in the new altcoins. BTC is worldwide now and speculation can affect BTC trading.

For somewhat reason speculation does have major effect on Bitcoins its because it can manipulate minds to believe on some manners unto it and actually we are seeing that for now and it keeps spreading thats why their are believers and haters for it since we people can't decide when we talk about this matter. Speculation is little simple form of advertisement thats why i believe it has a great factor when it comes on bitcoin and things.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: cryptotalk on May 08, 2017, 11:08:22 PM
Isn't trading all about speculation? The price is going to hold, go up or go down.All of these things are going to happen at some point. People day trade and try to make profits off the little swings in price or look at the bigger picture and play a longer game. There is a lot of speculation about bitcoin at the moment, movements by some institutions and even countries looking at adopting bitcoin. Every time there is political movement in countries, people speculate whether it will have a positive or negative impact on bitcoin and people seem to be looking to bitcoin more and more to spread their risk.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Clement Kaliyar on May 08, 2017, 11:15:43 PM
@ cryptotalk yes trading is all about speculation ,since alt coins are more volatile than the rest of the investments it is a good time for day traders to make the maximum profit and on a daily basis we see more rally in one alt coin or the other and if you are carefully monitoring the alt coin scene you will get an idea on how to move with flow and earn some profit.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: MB boss on May 08, 2017, 11:43:45 PM
I have saw that yes speculations often affect the community and their trade especially those people rely on speculations who cannot estimate from them selves about the future of bitcoin. They often come to speculators and hear their opinion about bitcoin and then they often act what they think have to do in reaction of that particular speculation.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Yatsan on May 09, 2017, 01:27:13 AM
I have saw that yes speculations often affect the community and their trade especially those people rely on speculations who cannot estimate from them selves about the future of bitcoin. They often come to speculators and hear their opinion about bitcoin and then they often act what they think have to do in reaction of that particular speculation.
Yes that is true, because the speculation of famous traders affecting the trading very large because many users will rely in that and expecting that they will have a good profit from that which often they really have a profit in that speculation and with the help of that many newbie traders are going with the follow when that trader will announce again an speculation.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Wind_FURY on May 09, 2017, 01:58:11 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?

I would like to say that I do not believe that you are an experienced forex trader and that you have been in it "for a long time". If you really were you would not ask this mundane question.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Nahl on May 09, 2017, 12:41:21 PM
i have no knowledge for forex trading and never done it before but speculations is a part from bitcoin trading and it is will have affect for the traders it self because indirectly it will influence you to decide sell or buy but You have to separate between pure speculations and speculations from basic on market movement


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Mia Wallace on May 09, 2017, 03:24:14 PM
i have no knowledge for forex trading and never done it before but speculations is a part from bitcoin trading and it is will have affect for the traders it self because indirectly it will influence you to decide sell or buy but You have to separate between pure speculations and speculations from basic on market movement
Trading is all about speculating be it in Forex,stock or in bitcoin or alt coin,you are speculating the price at a given time and it will have a change when the majority thinks that a particular stock has potential and if they could attract investors.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: zeze18 on May 09, 2017, 03:56:55 PM
Indeed speculation is part of trade and marketing but sometimes those who dare to speculate of course have a basic observation of market price movements to anticipate losses.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: RealPhotoshoper on May 12, 2017, 10:45:00 AM
Although the way of trading forex and crypto currency is almost the same but there are differences between trading forex and crypto currencies, in forex speculation is very important the speculation for forex is coming from a lot of sectors can be economic or political or other sectors, but in crypto the price is based on the market demands so speculation is only guide the users
Since bitcoin already used globally around the world i think i disagree with your opinion.
Bitcoin could be affected by a lot of sectors too , including global economy.
Last time we have seen japan have a massive progress by adopting bitcoin .

This can be applied only for Bitcoin and some of the altcoin markets which are most popular. Speculation doesnt change anything in the new altcoins. BTC is worldwide now and speculation can affect BTC trading.
Then what factor do you think could affected altcoin huhhh?
The topic also says and discussing about bitcoin market btw , but you bring altcoin :( .
Also when there is an issue about how terrorist funded through bitcoin few years ago make the market really poor , that's a conclusive evidence.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: yrreg ger on May 12, 2017, 12:22:04 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
It will affect the trading market of bitcoin and altcoin with speculation. In every speculation without fact we can't  make a good decision. Example, when we expect that some countries invest so the chances of price increase then we save and wait that time for a profit.  We're always make a speculation but turn into nothing.

It is simple how about if the speculation is one idea, so every one want only is to get a profit so no one will make a move to make sure a profit.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: clickerz on May 12, 2017, 12:32:40 PM
Indeed speculation is part of trade and marketing but sometimes those who dare to speculate of course have a basic observation of market price movements to anticipate losses.

That is correct. Here comes also the FUD, the term they used for FEAR, UNCERTAINTY and DOUBT. This FUD really affects the market as part of speculation whoever initiate it.Weak hands, always the first casualty. My advice is that do your own research, be updated  with information as this is your only weapon to fight the disinfo dissemination.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Zenithar on May 12, 2017, 08:57:51 PM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
The market trend due to the upcoming bitcoin news, Demand of the bitcoin. Both were the main thing was affected the price movement.
Speculation will not be affecting the market. That just based on your prediction. There is no activity has related to the trading market. Although some people believe in your prediction and try to follow it and make a real act on the market.
in fact speculation has no concern with the price of bitcoin. i think the price of bitcoin is only effected by the news about bitcoin that come from different sources. as in present time the japan new have really effected the bitcoin price too much and we can see that now the price of bitcoin is trading above 1900 USD level.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: chaser15 on May 12, 2017, 09:07:29 PM

in fact speculation has no concern with the price of bitcoin. i think the price of bitcoin is only effected by the news about bitcoin that come from different sources. as in present time the japan new have really effected the bitcoin price too much and we can see that now the price of bitcoin is trading above 1900 USD level.

For a direct hit, yes speculation has nothing to do with the bitcoin price.

But you know speculations are one of the factors that builds other people's mind what to do next. Disregarding the troll speculations, positive speculations can bring up desires and hopes for an average bitcoin users to keep holding or buy another bitcoins. See some positive speculations in the past that become a trend? However this goes too for negative speculations which have technical explanations and basis.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Sled on May 13, 2017, 04:08:53 AM
If you are talking about the speculation that is related in making a decision for bitcoin trading then yes it affects the decisions that we will make. Speculation is one of the reason why the market is moving because if the holders or traders will see the price is keep rising then they will sell their stocks and wait for the price to dump and buy back again.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: Ashong Salonga on May 13, 2017, 05:10:57 AM
If you are talking about the speculation that is related in making a decision for bitcoin trading then yes it affects the decisions that we will make. Speculation is one of the reason why the market is moving because if the holders or traders will see the price is keep rising then they will sell their stocks and wait for the price to dump and buy back again.
Speculation doesn't matter in bitcoin's price since no matter how much analyzation you do, market would still be uncontrollable and market may move unexpectedly wether it could pump rapidly or dump rapidly. However, speculation really helps a trader in making decision wether he/she needs to sell it or not. It's basically the simplest basis in making decsion as we don't need too much analyzation in crypto currency exchange.


Title: Re: Does speculation affect bitcoin trading
Post by: coynedterm on May 13, 2017, 05:40:55 AM
I have been into forex trading for a long time and know from experience that market speculation is a norm but I would like to have you view on bitcoin trading and what affects the price movement?
Here I have two types of the trading one is bitcoin day trading and second is altcoins trading .
When the price of the bitcoin will fluctuate more and more then  me and my friends ( who are trader ) stopped Thier buying and selling work because they can't handle the condition of bitcoin price change and loss ( since chances of Profit are also Thier ) .
But if you will ask about the altcoin trading then surely with the increase of the price and decrease of the price the trading going on continuously Because the demand of the particular coin only depends upon the demand at the trading exchage which is regardless of the fact of the price of the BTC increase and down.
But I think only 1-2% chances are to be affected by the price down on the altcoins trading .